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Toronto Maple Leafs claim Seth Griffith Alex ButlerJan. 21 (UPI) -- For the second time this season, the Toronto Maple Leafs claimed Seth Griffith.     
No. 2 Kansas overcomes Texas to post 18th straight win By Harold Bechard, The Sports XchangeLAWRENCE, Kan. -- Now comes the tough part for the Kansas Jayhawks.   Marial Shayok lifts No. 16 Virginia over Georgia Tech for fourth straight win By Brandon Lloyd, The Sports XchangeCHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- When Virginia dropped to 1-2 in the ACC after a road overtime loss to Pittsburgh earlier this month, the mood was a bit somber, especially given the Cavaliers' upcoming schedule.  
No. 15 Notre Dame routs Syracuse beind V.J. Beachem's 30 The Sports XchangeSOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Notre Dame senior swingman V.J. Beachem scored a career-high 30 points as the No. 15 Fighting Irish rolled past Syracuse 84-66 on Saturday at Purcell Pavilion.   No. 9 North Carolina overcomes Ky Bowman's 33 to beat Boston College By Gethin Coolbaugh, The Sports XchangeBOSTON -- Ky Bowman nearly pulled another fast one on North Carolina.  
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Defiant Voices Flood U.S. Cities as Women Rally for RightsIn cities across the country and beyond, demonstrators protested the new president after an election that placed gender in the spotlight as never before.  
Women’s March Highlights as Huge Crowds Protest Trump: ‘We’re Not Going Away’Hundreds of thousands of women gathered in Washington and other cities across the country Saturday in a kind of counterinauguration after President Trump took office on Friday. Women March Around the U.S.Hundreds of thousands of women came out to march in Washington, D.C. There were also hundreds of solidarity marches held around the nation and the world.
In Trump’s Hometown, a Clear Message of Defiance From WomenIn concert with other Women’s March protests around the country, thousands of New Yorkers rallied for women’s rights, and against the Trump administration. Marchers Pour Into Washington to Pour Out Their HeartsAn estimated half-million women protested in the nation’s capital one day after the inauguration of President Trump.
With False Claims, Trump Attacks Media on Turnout and Intelligence RiftThe president falsely accused journalists of inventing a rift between him and spy agencies and of deliberately understating the size of his inauguration crowd. White House Press Secretary Slams MediaAt his first news conference, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, accused news outlets of intentionally manipulating photographs “to minimize the enormous support” that President Trump had received at his inauguration. Leaders Abroad, Joyful or Wary, Face Uncertainty of Trump EraGermany’s vice chancellor said the inaugural speech reflected a “drastic radicalization” of U.S. politics. But some world leaders embraced the new reality. Trump Inspires Cheers, and Alarm, Around the WorldThe president’s inauguration was a cause of worry for many around the world, but some greeted it with wine and celebration. Jared Kushner, Trump’s Son-in-Law, Is Cleared to Serve as AdviserThe Justice Department said President Trump’s appointment of Mr. Kushner in the White House role would not violate antinepotism laws. Public Health: What Does Trump’s Executive Order Against Obamacare Actually Do?Major changes to health policy will require new legislation, not an executive order. Inaugural Speech Dims G.O.P. Hopes for a More Conservative Trump AgendaThe new president challenged establishment views on domestic, fiscal and foreign affairs, setting up a clash over Republicans’ long-held identity. Trump’s Improvised Path to a Month of Executive ActionIn a reflection of the style that helped fuel his rise, he has made few, if any, firm decisions about which orders he wants to make, or in which order. On the Runway: Melania Trump’s ‘America First’ Inaugural WardrobeFrom her powder-blue dress at the swearing-in to her outfits at the balls, the first lady modeled the fashion of politics, and the politics of fashion. Attack on Alt-Right Leader Has Internet Asking: Is It O.K. to Punch a Nazi?An assault on Richard B. Spencer, a well-known far-right activist, in Washington after the inauguration prompted outrage — and mockery — online. After Silent Period, Park Service Says It Regrets 2 Trump-Related RetweetsAfter sharing the posts, including one comparing the size of President Trump’s inauguration crowd with President Obama’s in 2009, the agency stopped using Twitter for several hours on Friday and Saturday. A New Administration. A New Era. But That Cake Looks Familiar.A cake featured at the Salute to Our Armed Services inaugural ball was a replica of one made for Barack Obama’s inauguration four years ago. As U.S. Cedes Leadership on Climate, Others Step Up at DavosChina, India and even the leaders of large corporations are eager to have a bigger role in fighting global warming, meetings at the World Economic Forum showed. Defeated Gambian Leader Ends Standoff and Boards a Flight Into ExileYahya Jammeh, who was defeated in an election last month, announced that he would step down, sending a wave of relief through the nation. Marine Le Pen Extols Far Right During Speech in GermanyThe triumph of anti-Europeans in Britain and Donald J. Trump in the United States has galvanized the Continent’s far-right parties, who are wooing disillusioned voters. Off Long Island, Wind Power Tests the WatersThe nation’s biggest offshore wind project is up for approval, a test of how far states can pursue a clean-energy agenda in the Trump era. Catching Up With the Matriarch Behind Beyoncé and SolangeTina Knowles Lawson remains the inspiration for the chart-topping daughters she raised while running a hair salon in Houston. Historian’s Latest Book on Mao Turns Acclaim in China to CensureYang Jisheng’s effort to “recover the history” of the Cultural Revolution has become part of the struggle over China’s Communist past, which has widened under President Xi Jinping. San Francisco Asks: Where Have All the Children Gone?San Francisco has the lowest share of children of the country’s largest cities, a longstanding trend reinforced by a tech industry that skews young and single. A Colonial-Era Wound Opens in NamibiaMore than a century after the genocide of two African ethnic groups, a city that retains strong German ties is divided over the fate of a war memorial. Brenda Barnes, Pepsi Chief Who Spurred a Work-Life Debate, Dies at 63Ms. Barnes was a two-time corporate chief executive whose decision to leave a top job at Pepsi-Cola inspired a national debate about women juggling career and family. Maggie Roche, Who Led a Harmonic Trio of Singing Sisters, Dies at 65The singer and songwriter released albums from the 1970s into the 2000s, but she was best known for her melodic work with siblings Terre and Suzzy. Sixteen Dead, Many Hungarian Teenagers, in Italy Bus Accident: PoliceAt least 16 people were killed and dozens injured, after a bus carrying Hungarian students crashed and burst into flames in northern Italy, authorities said on Saturday. On the Warriors’ Bench, Life Is GoodJames Michael McAdoo may be the last player on the bench for the N.B.A.’s best team, but his work ethic and attitude make him a valued member. ‘Star Trek’ Copyright Settlement Allows Fan Film to ProceedA legal battle that was worthy of a Federation starship taking on a Klingon destroyer pitted an amateur filmmaker against two Hollywood studios. The Neediest Cases: After Escape From Syria, Another Dangerous Foe: DiabetesA Neediest Cases beneficiary agency tries to help bridge a health care gap for a young refugee in Jordan, far from home. More Recent Articles
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